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June 19, 2001 | Law.com

Urge to Merge

When the economy was booming and business was good, law firm mergers took a back seat to billing hours. But as the economy slows, many firms have realize that to remain viable they are going to need new partners. Some firms choose to grow by cherry-picking a few good lawyers. Others focus on bringing entire groups into the fold, says Herbert Hertner, a Miami-based legal recruiter.
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March 26, 2003 | New York Law Journal

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July 03, 2008 | Daily Report Online

Salacious details launch Brinkley divorce trial

CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. AP - A $300,000 payoff to a teenage mistress. Thousands of dollars worth of online porn. Extramarital trysts in the office and his supermodel wife's Hamptons homes.Sensational testimony about Christie Brinkley's estranged husband opened their divorce trial Wednesday, giving the public a salacious peek into the former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model's fourth marriage.
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August 31, 2005 | Law.com

N.Y. Judge Charged in Organized Crime Probe

A New York judge has been charged by federal prosecutors with participating in a money laundering and fencing scheme with a suspected organized crime associate. According to the complaint, Judge David Gross helped an undercover FBI agent posing as a stolen diamond trafficker unload merchandise and launder about $130,000 in illicit funds. Gross allegedly explained to the agent several means of laundering the money, including through the judge's campaign funds.
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November 22, 2006 | New York Law Journal

Court Faults Pataki Plan For Committing Inmates

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April 25, 2006 | Law.com

2nd Circuit Revives Suit Over Man's Refusal to Work on Sunday

A New York federal judge should not have granted summary judgment to Home Depot in a religious discrimination claim brought by a worker who said his faith barred him from working on Sundays, the 2nd Circuit has ruled. The panel said the trial court incorrectly concluded that the offer to let the worker work only Sunday afternoons and evenings was a sufficient attempt to accommodate his religious beliefs -- but said that an offer of part-time employment or changing shifts with co-workers might suffice.
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November 27, 2007 | Daily Report Online

Judge, DA agree to deal in teen sex case

Like Genarlow Wilson, Joshua Widner received a mandatory 10-year sentence for nonforcible sexual activity with a fellow teenager. Like Wilson, Widner argued through his lawyer at the Supreme Court of Georgia that his sentence was unconstitutionally cruel and unusual.Widner last year lost in a unanimous decision from the high court, while Wilson last month prevailed in a 4-3 ruling.
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April 25, 2007 | The Recorder

Saying Yes to Schwarzenegger

Whether addressing prison overcrowding, health care costs or sexual predators, the governor wants to try new things. Andrea Hoch, his legal affairs secretary, wants to help.
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March 18, 2013 | Connecticut Law Tribune

Yale, Others Go To Court To Seek Loan Repayments

A Yale University case helps to illustrate a budding trend where now some big-name universities are going to court themselves to sue over loan repayments.
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